Luchador Mug

• Ceramic

• Hand wash recommended
• Microwave safe
• Complies with FDA, Prop 65
• Glossy on the outside & inside
• Mug is made in China
• Printed in the CA and NC, USA

• 14oz/414ml

What certifications does this company hold, or what commitments have they made?

• Vendor and manufacturer work toward operating with integrity and high ethical standards, and require an audit, their vendors’ and company-owned facilities to ensure adherence to the values formalized in their Code of Conduct and compliance policies.
• Vendor and manufacturer products are made under safe, healthy, and secure working conditions, free from discrimination and abuse, and workers are provided fair wages and benefits for their efforts.
• PPAI´S Product Safety Awareness Program.
• The manufacturer reduces carbon footprint by installing high-efficiency lighting and reconfiguring equipment to reduce power loads.
• Vendor recycles internally, is paperless, and offers eco-friendly, recycled products.
• The manufacturer has reduced and will eventually eliminate Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that can be emitted by inks and solvents.
• The manufacturer reduces impact on landfills by using reused or recycled packaging material and uses paper certified as FSC Mixed Sources for company brochures and catalogs.
• The manufacturer implemented a Banned Hazardous Substances program to eliminate the use of chemicals and materials that may injure or harm their personnel, customers, and the environment.
• Items are rigorously tested to the highest standards to exceed the requirements of the FDA, CPSIA, Cal Prop 65, and other regulations applicable to drinkware.

What is the life span of the product, and how long can it be in use?

• Ceramics can last for up to 10 years and even longer, with some even lasting a lifetime with careful handling.

What happens when the product is no longer being used? 

• If you are no longer using your item, please donate it to your local resale shop.
• If your item is chipped or broken, check with your local recycling centers for more information on recycling ceramics. Unfortunately, in many places, it is not recyclable and will need to be placed in the trash.
• Ceramics can take 1000s of years to decompose naturally. It is made from clay, and when it eventually gets broken down into particles, it does not harm the environment. Ceramics do not release any toxic gas into the atmosphere when they break down.